The results are quite impressive especially for the Boucher structures where the resource of inferred ounces went from 208,000 ounces to over 376,000 ounces, but most encouraging are the grades of 13.77g/t and 15.86 g/t for the Boucher and Boucher 2 structures respectively (high grades were capped at 45 g/t).

In summary, by viewing the classification table of global resources below, prepared with a cut-off grade of 3 g/t, an industry standard, the measured/indicated gold ounces total 85,900 vs. 75,900 ounces in 2007 and inferred gold ounces total 556,400 vs. 318,500 in 2007.

Classification

Tonnage

Au
(g/t)

Oz
(31.103g)

Average
Thickness
(m)

Volume
(m3)

Surface
(m2)

Measured

139,500

5.44

24,400

0.85

51,700

61,100

Indicated

337,900

5.66

61,500

0.78

125,100

161,100

Measured and indicated

477,400

5.59

85,900

0.80

176,800

222,200

Inferred

1,764,500

9.81

556,400

0.90

658,400

731,100

The Front West and McDowell 2 structures were estimated using a 2D polygonal estimation method, whereas the remaining structures (Talus, Shaft, Boucher and Boucher 2) were estimated using the 2D block model estimation method.

Polygonal parametersSGS used mineralized intervals of a minimum of 0.3m true width for all of the structures. The 0.3m minimum width was selected according to the mining method used by Rocmec which is thermal fragmentation, extracting narrow structures and veins with a minimum of 0.3m (true width).
A radius of 35m was used
A maximum of 12 sides was used
The polygons are within Rocmec's claims and are not above overburden or topographic contact.

Bloc Model parametersBlock modeling was done on the Boucher, Boucher 2, McDowell, Shaft and Talus veins/structures.
SGS used mineralized intervals of a minimum of 0.3m true width for all of the structures.
The 0.3m minimum width was taken selected according to the mining method used by Rocmec which is thermal fragmentation, extracting narrow structures and veins with a minimum of 0.3m (true width).
The block model is within Rocmec's claims. They are considered in good standing.
Coordinates used are in local mining grid.
A maximum elevation level of 9990m was used since no topographic surface is available for the moment.
A different set of 2D composites was used for the estimation of the Boucher and Boucher 2 structures from the rest of the Rocmec 1 structures.
A specific gravity of 2.7 was used.
Normal inversed distance was used for the estimation.
The estimated resources were classified in accordance with the specifications of the 43-101 Policy, namely in measured, indicated, and inferred resources.
Classification was done according to the density of drilling and level of confidence of the data.

ClassificationThe estimated resources were classified in accordance with the specifications of the 43-101 Policy, namely in measured, indicated, and inferred resources. Classification was done according to the density of drilling and level of confidence of the data.Measured Category
An outline was drawn and used in the block modeling software in the vicinity of existing underground openings.Indicated CategoryAn outline was drawn and used in the block modeling software in the neighbouring of existing openings and closed spacing intersects, according to the amount of available intersects.Inferred CategoryAn outline was drawn and used in the block modeling software within the perimeter of the modeled zone and recognized by at least a pierce point.

Maxime Dupéré, geo., from SGS Canada Inc., a qualified person under the guidelines of National Instrument 43-101 is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this press release.

About Rocmec Mining Inc.Rocmec Mining Inc. is a Canadian junior exploration company actively involved in the acquisition, exploration and development of precious metal projects. The Company's exclusive thermal fragmentation process combined with its growth strategy place it as the partner of choice for the development of high-grade narrow vein precious metal properties. The Company's shares are listed on the TSX-Venture (RMI) and the FSE (D5O) exchange.

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